Lyle Passink has spent most of his life in the food supply industry. His family owned a distribution company in Jacksonville, FL where he spent much of his time working while growing up. After graduating from the University of Georgia with a degree in Marketing, he decided to rejoin his family business and move to Savannah. After many roles of increasing responsibility, there was a need in the Charleston market which he was fortunate enough to fill. It didn’t take long before he fell in love with the city and decided to call it home. In 2011, he joined Limehouse Produce and has a strong appreciation for the company’s philosophy of quality and service. Lyle is now the Director of Sales at Limehouse.

At Limehouse, Lyle dedicates his day to meeting customer needs – handling tasks from contract compliance to cost reduction, all aimed at adding value to our customers.

A North Carolina native, Jamie Vaughn was raised surrounded by farmland and fresh local produce. As the General Manager at Limehouse, Jamie brings a wealth of experience cultivated over 18 years as a chef all over the southeast and through his time as a Produce Team Leader for Whole Foods Market in Charleston, SC and Charlotte, NC. His journey into the produce industry began in 2015, joining Limehouse’s purchasing team ascending to the role of Director of Purchasing in 2021, before assuming his current position.

At Limehouse, Jamie orchestrates the company’s strategic direction, overseeing operations, procurement strategies, and nurturing client relationships.

Outside of work, Jamie enjoys spending time with his family, including his wife and 2 young sons. Together, they enjoy spending time outdoors fishing, playing sports, and traveling. He also enjoys cooking for his family as much as possible.

Originally from England, Andrea Limehouse traveled the world as a young lady visiting places like Istanbul, India, Turkey and eventually South America. It was there where she worked on ranches in Bolivia and Brazil immersing herself in the culture and language. In the late 70s, she came to Charleston to visit friends and while here met Jack Limehouse. The two were married in 1980 and she has spent the last 30 years growing and developing Limehouse Produce with her husband into the successful, charitable business it is today.